Digitaria iburua
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Digitaria iburua is a grass species native to west and west-central tropical Africa,[1] which is cultivated as a grain crop known as black fonio.[2]
See also
- Digitaria compacta, raishan, used as a grain crop in northeast India
- Digitaria exilis, white fonio, also used as a grain crop in West Africa
- Digitaria sanguinalis, considered a weed around the world, but traditionally used as a grain crop in Europe
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